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Thien Huong Restaurant
Découvrez une cuisine vietnamienne authentique au cœur de Los Angeles
4.8(5 avis)
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Découvrez une cuisine vietnamienne authentique au cœur de Los Angeles
Le restaurant Thien Huong propose un délicieux voyage culinaire à travers la cuisine vietnamienne, situé dans le Chinatown animé de Los Angeles. Connu pour son service chaleureux, ce petit établissement convivial propose une variété de plats authentiques, dont Bánh Xèo savoureux et Phở copieux. Avec des portions généreuses et un engagement envers des ingrédients frais, les convives apprécient systématiquement le goût du fait maison. Le restaurant offre à la fois des places à l’intérieur et en extérieur pour des expériences culinaires variées, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour un déjeuner ou un dîner décontracté. Que vous viviez sur place ou que vous visitiez Los Angeles, Thien Huong promet un repas mémorable qui donne envie de revenir.
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Un phở de bœuf copieux avec beaucoup de viande, de tendon et de tripes, servi en grandes portions pour un repas copieux et rassasiant.
Crêpe croustillante garnie de porc, de crevettes et de germes de haricot mungo, accompagnée de laitue fraîche, de menthe, de carottes marinées et d'une sauce d'accompagnement.
Une salade de vermicelles savoureuse avec saucisse de porc grillée, des légumes frais et une sauce nuoc mam équilibrée.
Des amuse-bouches croustillants et savoureux, parfaits pour débuter votre repas avec une touche traditionnelle.
Des boissons rafraîchissantes et incroyablement bonnes pour accompagner votre repas, selon les clients.
Des places assises à l'intérieur confortables pouvant accueillir jusqu'à 20 personnes, ainsi que des tables à l'extérieur dans un couloir animé, service premier arrivé, premier servi.
The food was great, we got the egg rolls and chicken pho. We got there before lunch time and the inside dining area was full. We were seated in the outside main corridor of the building, which means a lot of foot traffic if you're not comfortable eating in front of people. Other than that, we will be returning when we're in the area. Oh, parking is paid street parking or paid parking lot next door, which was like five dollars all day.
Everything tastes amazing here!!! Get the tea drink pictured it’s insanely good
There was a short queue but well worth the wait. The Banh Xeo (pancake) was fantastic - crispy egg crepe, flavourful pork, prawns and bean shoots inside, served with fresh lettuce, mint, picked carrots and dipping sauce. The tangy and savoury combination was beautifully balanced. Service was very friendly and helpful. Seats were allocated on a first come, first serve basis so I was initially given a table for 4 and later asked to move to a more suitably sized table, which was more logical. Portions are generous here. I waddled out with food coma and a good intention of returning.
Was in the Chinatown area and decided to get some pho. Came here a little before noon and ordered the number 1 special large. It came out to around $17.50 after tax. The pho was very hearty and had plenty of meat, tendon and tripe. The workers there are very kind and service was awesome. It’s a bit small inside but they have extra searing outside. Next time, I plan on trying the vermicelli salad with grilled pork
We went here with a party of 5 for lunch on a Tuesday at around 12 pm. It was fairly packed for lunch, and we had to wait about 15 minutes before we got a seat. There are seats inside and outside. It is relatively small inside and can hold maybe 20 customers. Because the restaurant was full inside, we were seated outside. I ordered Bun Nem Nuong. The portion size is very large, so you will definitely get your money's worth and be full. Normally, I'd assume if a restaurant has a long menu, that usually means they don't specialize in any one meal, so the quality might be lacking. Therefore, the shorter the menu, the more they can perfect a meal, and this restaurant did not disappoint. Growing up in a Vietnamese community, this restaurant has better quality than the ones I've had growing up. The Bun Nem Nuong isn't as popular probably because most people would choose Bun Thit Nuong (basically pork chops). Although both were good, I encourage you to try the Nem Nuong (basically Asian spam, except sweeter). The nuoc mam (fish sauce) that comes with it isn't salty, so it is recommended you pour spoonfuls of it into the meal and mix it around to give the full flavor. It has plenty of veggies, so it is diluted and won't give you high blood pressure. Our server was super friendly and helpful in answering all of our questions. My coworkers (non-Asian) had a food allergy, so she was limited in food options, but the server was helpful in guiding what she could eat. Overall, the food quality lives up to its high rating. Service was awesome. Summary: - CLEANLINESS. Clean tables and utensils. - COSTS. $ Affordable. $14-15 per meal at the time of this writing. Good amount for the price. - CUSTOMER SERVICE. The staff was quick and friendly. They refilled water without us having to flag them down and checked in with us every couple of minutes, even with a full restaurant. - FOOD QUALITY. Fresh and perfectly balanced. Like a home-cooked meal. Fish sauce wasn't super salty. Veggies were clean and crispy. - FOOD QUANTITY. Very large meals that fill up the bowl. You will be full. - WAIT TIME. About 10-15 minutes to get seated during peak lunch times. About 20 minutes after ordering our food to receive all 5 party's meals.
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